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Re Moratto trendit — First, let me start by saying that the description above is misleading. Out of the three things it described this book to be — the “scariest, strangest, and funniest James Patterson novel yet” — the only one I agree with is “strangest”. And I don’t mean that to be a compliment. James Patterson is one of my favorite authors, and I’ve read quite a few of his books. There are quite a few that I would rank higher in the “scary” category. And as far as humor goes, I would even rate his Women’s Murder Club series higher in that category. Patterson tries really hard in this series to be funny — to the point that it becomes obvious that he’s trying too hard. A lot of the lines that he believes would be appealing to young teens came off as lame and, quite frankly, annoying. Here are a couple that actually made me stop reading in order to write them down because they were so atrocious to me: “Dean looked at me, I dunno, as if a hamster had just snarled at me.” ~Page 39 “”The agent guys had come in with some, like, yoga mats for us, and they weren’t bad.” ~Page 50 “After that I gave them candy bars and they looked at me as if I’d just given them — Uh . . . Candy bars.” ~ Page 304 Maybe it’s just me and my pickiness, but I really can’t see these sentences appealing to anyone, even teens. Sure, it fits with Max’s character and gives her a personality that can’t be ignored, but it’s unfortunate that Patterson couldn’t find a better, less distracting way to do that. Other than the language, the book was good. It was full of Patterson’s famous plot twists and surprises, and there were a few scenes that were actually quite touching. There were also some action scenes that impressed me quite a bit. The book is fast-paced, and highly entertaining. Patterson answers a few questions from the first book, but he also brings about a whole new set of questions — something that will keep me reading this series. Even though the language annoys me, I have to admit that I am attached to the characters and am curious as to how their adventure turns out. Though, I think it’s necessary for me to take a break from Maximum Ride and her flock for a while.

陈 啤 270478027994e — This is an amazing book. I think it should be read by everyone, so that those of us not living in Israel/Palestine can have a better idea of both history and current times. It's difficult to read, because of the sadness and missed opportunities and miscommunications and anger. And yet, there is some glimmer of hope, though I am more of the mind of one person in the book who believes that in 100 years things will be different and there's nothing we can do about now. Look at a map of 100 years ago he says, or 200 hundred years ago, and see the differences. What countries existed and which didn't. I'm sending this book to my older sister in Los Angeles. I'm hoping she'll read it and pass it along to someone else.